Laymen Legislation
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Our purpose here is to ensure that the common people understand what's going on in our government with the laws they pass. We all have to live under those laws and they are required to be accessible to us, and I hope to help us all understand them.
History repeats itself but only as long as we allow it.
If we don't want to lose what's left and we want to be able to rebuild, we can't let them finish this process.
If we don't want to lose what's left and we want to be able to rebuild, we can't let them finish this process.
James comer just introduced a bill yesterday into the house that would restructure the United States government to give lots more power to the executive branch, specifically the head of the executive branch.
There's a couple of examples in history where this has ends bad
Germany, Turkey, Russia
There's a couple of examples in history where this has ends bad
Germany, Turkey, Russia
March 28, 2025 at 7:01 PM
History repeats itself but only as long as we allow it.
If we don't want to lose what's left and we want to be able to rebuild, we can't let them finish this process.
If we don't want to lose what's left and we want to be able to rebuild, we can't let them finish this process.
From my understanding, as a common folk, is that the current administration is fighting a judge for the ability to "Detain and Deport without due process."
They are trying to set a precedent that it should be legal to ignore a core constitutional right of the President wills it.
They are trying to set a precedent that it should be legal to ignore a core constitutional right of the President wills it.
March 28, 2025 at 2:55 PM
From my understanding, as a common folk, is that the current administration is fighting a judge for the ability to "Detain and Deport without due process."
They are trying to set a precedent that it should be legal to ignore a core constitutional right of the President wills it.
They are trying to set a precedent that it should be legal to ignore a core constitutional right of the President wills it.